Metropark Disc Golf Course

"Excellent course, right amount of obstructions and variability."

"There's a good little 9-hole course out front that is great for kids, but makes for a great warm-up before the big course in the back. Very challenging course that's quick to punish errant shots off the fairway. Both courses are very well maintained, and should make for a great day of disc golf."

"Okay, so I’ve been to several disc golf courses and this one is frustrating. For playability and setup, this course would get 4-5 stars. I do like the course and layout. The location makes it a 1 star. You have to walk insanely far just to get to hole 1, and then be prepared to walk wayyyyyy further to do the whole course. It’s the only downside, but it is very inconvenient. Most courses start right next to the parking lot. Choose a good start time, and make sure you have enough daylight on a sunny day. It’s shaded really well."

"Google wants me to review this place so I will. I didn't actually play disc golf, just walked the trail that goes along with it. It is a giant mud hole up there all around the disc golf area. Boots are necessary. There is also trash being left around the disc golf areas. A group of teens were throwing frisbees near the practice hole when I got back to my car but throwing toward the parking lot coming very close to hitting cars. The actual trail, while super muddy, used to be a nice place to go."

"Truly a par 3 disc golf course, this nine hole course is a small, but fun place to play. Lots of parking, close to the walking path, and it even has restrooms. The soybean crops and sunflowers boarder the short distance to the baskets, and the small pond isn't likely to eat your disc, so this is good for novice players. The last five holes is wooded, so there is shade under the trees at the end."